Audit Logs definition

Audit Logs means logs that track changes (e.g. firewall rule changes) and access (authentication/authorisation) attempts.
Audit Logs means logs that track changes (e.g. firewall rule changes) and access
Audit Logs shall refer to recordings of key system events, timestamps, and other records that otherwise maintain evidence of any processes or activities.

Examples of Audit Logs in a sentence

  • The Subscriber may use, in combination with the SORACOM Air Global Service, the Audit Logs, which allows Subscriber to check the history of logins and API calls.

  • You can query the data as a scheduled job or run ad-hoc queries.Learn more about searching File Events, Alerts, and Audit Logs using the CLI.

  • If possible, Vendors should also provide logs compliant with Security Content Automation Protocol (SCAP) (Control Six – Maintenance, Monitoring, and Analysis of Audit Logs).

  • Items to be discussed in closed session were: 1) Conference with Labor Negotiators; 2) Public Employee Performance Evaluation, and 3) Conference with Legal Counsel – Existing Litigation.

  • The Subscriber may use, in combination with the SORACOM Arc Service, the Audit Logs Feature, which allows Subscriber to check the history of logins and API calls.

  • Audit Logs remain on the CA file system until the files are moved to the onsite NAS.

  • The output of the system auditing can be viewed using the Event Viewer, as described in Section 7.3.2. 7.3.2 Reviewing Audit Logs Windows XP includes a built-in MMC snap-in tool called Event Viewer for reviewing application, security, and system logs.

  • Flipnode retains the following types of logs: Web Access Logs / Application Logs / Audit Logs (detailed).

  • Upon Metro Government’s request, Contractor shall provide Audit Logs of Metro Government's users of the Product or Service to Metro Government.

  • Audit Logs are backed up daily and moved from the CA to the onsite NAS and then to the offsite NAS.


More Definitions of Audit Logs

Audit Logs means system generated reports based on logging and recording transactions sent and received, access records (including denied access), and other information related to tracking use and access by Participating Health Care Providers in the VHIEN.
Audit Logs means a record of all financial transactions between each Client and the Contractor, and the Commission and Contractor;

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